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Nick: Kiskadee (Registered User)
Date/Time: Wed, 7/17/2002 at 0:42 EDT (Tue, 7/16/2002 at 23:42 EST)
Browser/OS: AOL Browser V7.0 using Windows 98
In Reply To: No, I DO see similarities--but I was hoping someone could show me my fav. Yeats image in Tolkien  (No Text)  <notlost>  [7/16/2002 @ 23:34]  (1/2)
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The closest things I found
Message:

are the following: 1)the instance in TTT where Aragorn on Amon Hen sees the bird "like an eagle high in the air , descending slowly in wide circles down towards the earth"  There's a similar image in "Of Tuor and his Coming to Gondolin" in UT--which by the way has a lot of uses of "grey".
2) Frodo on Amon Hen sees a vision including "myriads of sea-birds whirling like a white dust in the sun"
Tolkien seems to prefer circle images ;-)

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